Tag: income
How to Get a Personal Loan
March 17, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Are you in the need of some extra funds? Taking out a personal loan may be the right move. Here’s how to do it.
How a Reverse Mortgage Can Give You a Comfortable Retirement
October 14, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
A reverse mortgage can allow you to use the equity you’ve built up in your home to fund the retirement of your dreams.
You Bought (or Sold) a House! What to Expect on Closing Day
August 09, 2022. Shantal Riley
A rundown of business that needs to be taken care of on closing day and what you can do to prepare.
Life Insurance and the Game of Life
May 28, 2022. Sarah Hopkins
Life insurance helps you plan for the future, but the future is changing all the time. Here are some milestones that might cause you to reconsider your life insurance needs.
How to Recover After Holiday Spending
December 28, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
The holiday fun can quickly come to an end when the bill arrives. Here are ways you can get back on track if you’ve overstretched your budget.
Why You Should Have a Rainy Day Fund
December 14, 2021. Nalea Ko
Things don’t always go the way you expect them to. Learn how to build your rainy day fund and be financially prepared for when an emergency occurs.
What Does and Doesn’t Affect Your Credit Score
November 01, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
There are five primary factors that can boost or lower your credit score.
Why You Should Get Prequalified For a Home Mortgage
October 25, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Prequalifying for a mortgage provides a ballpark budget for your new house and helps make the home-buying process as smooth as possible.
Planning for Baby: Tips for New Parents
August 02, 2021. Molly Clark
A few things new parents should know about finances, life insurance and car safety.
What I Learned Sending My Kid to College (That Isn’t Taught in Textbooks)
July 01, 2021. Donald Kerr
College is getting more expensive – and more difficult to pay for – every year. But there are numerous ways to save money on tuition.
Caring for Elderly Parents
June 14, 2021. AAA Staff
Deciding when and how to provide elder care isn’t always easy. Educating yourself on caregiving for elderly parents can help.
How Does the COVID-19 Stimulus Check Affect Your Taxes?
February 25, 2021. Sarah Hopkins
Is the stimulus taxable? Did you get what you’re eligible for? Do you have questions about the stimulus check? We have answers.
Tips for Giving Money to Grandkids
February 17, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
There are plenty of ways of transferring wealth to your grandchildren, each with their own pros and cons. Find out which one is right for you.
How a Reverse Mortgage Can Get You Through Uncertain Times
February 09, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
The benefits of a reverse mortgage can help you stay financially afloat and in the comfort of your own home.
Vehicle Emission Reduction Program Set to Start in the Northeast
January 26, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Three Northeast states – and possibly more – will implement the program beginning in 2023.
When You Should Buy Instead of Rent a House
January 21, 2021. AAA Staff
Are you ready to buy a house but unsure if it’s worth it – or if you have enough saved? Find out if buying is the right move for you.
Traditional vs. Roth: Which IRA Retirement Plan is Right for You?
January 20, 2021. Joanna Cutrara
What’s the difference between a traditional and Roth IRA? Find the IRA retirement plan that will help you save big.
17 Ways to Make the Most of Your Money
January 05, 2021. Ellis Einhorn
Capitalize on your income and reach your money goals with these tips.
Handling a Market Downturn When Near or at Retirement
November 10, 2020. Andrew Sheldon
When retirement is in view, changes in the market play a bigger role. Here’s how to navigate financial ups and downs during your later years.
How to Save Money During Lean Times
October 14, 2020. AAA Staff
Saving is especially difficult during rough financial patches, but you can still make smart money moves.